It's a topic no-one wants to talk or know about but alerts how much harm would have been avoided if the issue is treated, because is awful but it's real. The movie is very dark but real and the protagonists are sweet and that is a impactful contrast with the issue. The rhythm is slow paced, reflective and dry. The characters could be either familiar or completely strangers, the protagonist feels himself, and could be seen as a monster, like his own creations. It's a huge act of bravery to show this topic in this way, in the times of neo-conservadurism rising in the world. Carlos Vermut might me ahead of his time.
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